Sentence examples for obfuscation on from inspiring English sources

Published last summer, the research found "serial obfuscation" on the part of those contacted: in one in five cases, the researchers were unable to even find contact details for the data controller.

This can only mean one thing: that after years of obfuscation on the issue, the US president really has given up smoking.

The suave and urbane Roosevelt (one of the Radoshes' villains) had pursued a policy of "obfuscation" on Palestine, assuring both Jews and Arabs that he was sensitive to their concerns.

Mr Corbyn's obfuscation on shootto-kill has cut through.

Some MPs accused the government of obfuscation on the precise nature of the Naga troubles.

The long years of Republican obstruction and obfuscation on health care reform have taken their toll.

On several occasions this year, I've criticized the Obama Administration for its obfuscations on intelligence matters and its overly defensive reaction to Edward Snowden's revelations.

By John Cassidy December 19, 2013 On several occasions this year, I've criticized the Obama Administration for its obfuscations on intelligence matters and its overly defensive reaction to Edward Snowden's revelations.

As proof they were in charge, legislators rousted your former attorney general, Peter G. Verniero (whom they also found aloof), from his seat on the New Jersey Supreme Court and confronted him with his past obfuscations on racial profiling.

While it's true that his administration has been extremely hostile toward the press corps-the Department of Justice has obtained the phone records of the Associated Press and tracked the movements of a Fox News reporter-obfuscation on the part of the intelligence community has been standard procedure since before the CIA existed.

This obfuscation comes on top of the government's recent refusal to share what it claims is 'proof' that the NHS won't be subject to privatisation under TTIP.